Boost Town has launched on Robinhood Chain, offering a single paid spotlight for X posts and routing half of each placement payment into a pool for reader rewards. Builder @0xsebayaki announced the release on September 7.

Advertisers pay in USDG to replace the post in the spotlight. According to the project's published rules, each purchase doubles the next asking price, which then halves every 12 hours without a new sale, down to a 1 USDG floor.

Payments follow a 50/30/20 split: 50% funds the reward vault, 30% buys and burns BOOST, and 20% supports protocol development and operations. The arrangement connects spending on post visibility with a shared budget for audience rewards.

Readers open the featured post, complete an eligibility check and can draw rewards from a list of 20 Stock Tokens. The site lists one claim per wallet per post and a 10-minute grace period after another advertiser takes the spotlight. Reward amounts vary, and payouts can slow or pause as demand and reserves change.

The launch applies tokenized assets to audience incentives alongside their trading uses. Robinhood describes its Stock Tokens as tokenized debt securities providing economic exposure to underlying securities, not direct ownership of those securities.

Boost Town's stated goal is to use rewards to encourage return visits and discovery of subsequent posts. The resulting reward budget depends on demand for the spotlight, making sustained advertiser spending central to the model.